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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

nrTTIGHEIMER.-Die Friday. October
~ ~ south Bethlehem. Pa, JULIA MILLER.
-,,n, "a. = Moses and Fanny Bouigheimer,
Hausn.pi .. III year
III Lor olR1 a., ETERNOON ~ o'clock from
Funeral HIS =, 1925 east Main street.
her parents residen ces are ip gited 10 at
Friends and acquAintnl - &
tend.
BEU MMALL-Diod. October -, Nv, az 5%
O'Clock A. NJ, at her residence. n "a. '"tnsh
county. Mrs. VI. L. BRUMMALI. widow OF mo
late Elijah Brummall, Ia tho oighty-s.. "Ai
year Of her age.
Tho funeral will take place from her late re-
sldence at O'Clock THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON. Friends and acquaintance are invited
10 attend.
Louisville (Ky) papers please copy.
LANGHORNE.-Die In San Francisco. Cal.
October -ith, at the residence Of her son, NJ r.
LanghOne, Nm. GEORGE w. LANGHORNE.
widow Of the late Rev. Georgo W. LAngh1rne
Remains will be sent 20 this city for inter-
menL
Notice OF funeral will be given hereafter
sTODDARD. -Dicd, on Friday night. Otto
y, lsel. RICHARD STODDARD, son II True
man and Ella Stoddari.
The funeral will take place from the rosi-
lence. Hs south Fifth street, on SUNDAY tho
Oth ~ o'clock 7. VI. Friends aud ssquaint-
ances arc invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
BAREgrs BY rECEeRsPY.
EEX YORK

Hsw YORK, october 29--Cotton dun and
easy; uplaDds, 9ac. Orleans, 9l,c.: ga es. I3S.
GO bales: net receipts, 40 30i bales: exports
10 Great Britain. 7.2O6 bales 10 France, 5,6tl
bales: 10 tho Continent, HIP bales stock.
B2S,c35 bales. Southern -four quiet aud steadily
held. WheHt-Options less active and
very Irregular; October and November, re
higher; later months lake. lower, closing
steady; spot a shade lower and dun; No. , rcd
October, 80 .aS3 il-l6c. November, IS as3s,c.
December, - s-l6aSiAc. Corn-Cash less &C.
tive and steady; options haAc. lower aud
only moderately active; No. :, October. J2kc
November, ~ a527sc. Oats a shade lower and
less active: No. ,, october. 33'.c. November
33hc. mixed western, 3ghhS2ac. Hops steady
Cofee-SpOt fair Rio dun at Sis5s; options
stronger ana fairl. tive: No. Rio. October,
$500: November. Sij.5Olsl6.65; December,
tltA0ail6.G5. sugar firm aud quiet; fair re-
ID Ing. l-l6c refined quiet. Molasses quiet
and unchanged. Rice steady. Cotton. seed
oii-25c. for crude; i3c. for refined. Resin
quiet az sLEHa .. 1urpentlne steady az 3jc.
Hides quiet and steady. Wool quiet and bare
ly steady. Pork dun and more or less nomI-
nal mes quoted at sllasli.5O for new; 1870
for Old. Beef dull. Middles dull and nominal
Lard 4a5 points lower. duh. and heavy: west.
err steam, $500: November. f6 6ias6.67: Do
cember. s6.51ai66l; city steam, 1910: reinod
81 frelghts steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
FINANCIAL.
NRw YORK, BALTIMORE. AID RIoH-
NoND sToCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, ProviEions, Cotton, Tobacco, fur'
psntine, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
by telerraph 70 the pispatch.l

NEw YORK. October 2.-The stock market
TO day was quiet TO duh, and transactions OF
no special significance. though the general
cautious about increasing their short lines. aud
the bulls displayed disposition 10 support
prices, while outside Influences amounted 10
nothing. Fluctuations were unusually mar.
row, in no cases exceeding per cent, and the
extreme range Il Reading, the most active on
the list. was only s.. The market nuctuated
the entire day in an extremely narrow range.
In the last hour slight reaction was followed
by an advance which left figures generally az
about The best Of the day. The close was dun
but firm. Business amounted 10 1900 shares,
Almost the entire active list Il higher. bat the
gains are for insignificant fractions only, gen
orally fIom - 20 y per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
Chamberlain En- Route to America.


LONDON, October 29.-Mr. Chamber
lain started from Birmingham to-day
On his way to America to take part in
the fisheries negotiations. Before
leaving the city he addressed the crowd
which had gathered to see him off. He
said he hoped the relations between
England and America would continue
TO be cordial. He also said that these
might be the last words he would ever
address to his hearers, and advised them
to stick firmly TO the union and main
tain the Inheritance bequeathed them
by their forefathers. The greatest enc
mics of the Commonwealth, he de-
clared, were those who would do any-
thing to weaken or impair the integrity
of the empire.
An official denial has been made OF
the rumor which has been in circulation
here that President Cleveland had re-
auesied Lord Salisbury 10 cancel the
appointment of Mr.. Chamberlain to
represent England in the fisheries ne
potiations. II is announced that MIR.
Chamberlain Is assured OF cordial re-
ca ption by tho American authorities,
despite the attacks made upon him by
interested parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
The baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
COmpany.
LRy tolcgralh % the DIspateh.

Ivy tNt' - al II ~ Atio i'i'AhtNuI
BALTIMORE, MD, October 29.-It is
stated to-day upon good authority that
upon the election of MIR. Spencer,
which is now looked upon as certain,
as president of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company Thomas NJ. King,
second vice-president, will resign. In
that event William NJ. Clements, now
general manager, and G. X. Low, gene
raj passenger agent, will be elected to
The vacancies caused by the promotion
of Mr. Spencer and the resignation of
Mr.. King. Which one will be Mr..
Spencer's successor rs first vice-presi-
dent and general manager has not been
definitely settled
1t is also said that John X. Cowan,
counsel-in-chief of the company, will
be superseded by William Pinckney
WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
Destructive Fire.

Los ANGELES, CAL, October 3d.
The most extensive fire in the history
Of Los Angeles broke out at the Cali
iornia Central railroad freight depot
last evening. II started in an oil-car
on the track near the depot The ORR
gin is not known. In few minutes
lie whole freight depot, over 600 feet
long, was in flames. The building was
consumed with all its contents. II was
full Of freight. About twenty freight
cars loaded with various classes OF
goods burned. -Four Pullman's and
several passenger coaches were partly
burned. The loss is roughly estimated
at 100000. Ii is understood there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
MARRIAt:ES.

DEAN CONFER - Married, in Charottes-
Vile. Va, October p, 1850. at the residence 81
the brides mother, MIR. A. 7. Conner by tho
Rev. John Il. rurpln, WILLIAM II. DEANk, of
this Cit, and FANNIE q. CONFER, Of Char
loussSlle. Va.
ALDWiN.-Married. NJ the re-
sdcncc Of the brides father J. r. Bedford,
October l.. 1877. by Rev. George ". Wray,
Miss FANNIE II. REDfORD 20 FRANK V.
BALDWIN, Of LynchDurg formerly OF this city.
No cards.
OCkMAR-DEANF.-M Married. at the resi-
dencO Of Rev. Samuel ". HsdawAy. pastor
Of MOunt-Nornon- Place Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Washington. ID. g.. October 18th.
henry W. STOCkMAK 10 NJ. ALICE DEANE I;
, both OF this city.
TANNFR-TOPP.-M Married. ON the 18th Of
October, 1887. at Christ Church. Richmond. by
Rev. j. II. Funston, Mr.. j. n. TANNER. Jr.. u
Miss JENNIE l. ToPP; both Of this city.
Missouri and Kansas papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
RICHMOND. October %, 1857.
OFFERINGS,

kttUAOhD. OctoDeI ~, lool,
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT Il ,S61 bushels
COkN.-&l2 bushels.
OA7S.- iJ3 bushels.
RYE.-sl bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sEcRETARY.
WgEAr.-LOngbcrry, 800 bushels primo a.
Sic.: II bushels good at Soc. sh0rtberry. *
bushels very good 40 Sic: 90 bushels good at
1Cc. 1o,Sl sales Of wheat, 500 bushels
Offerings to-day OF wheat, $50 bushels I;
same day last year. 1884 bushels. Sales to-
Gay 81 wheat. 6G6 bushels; same day last year,
1872 bushels. Offerings 50 lar this year, 49, $50
bushels; same time last year. so 0B bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day, 'd " sc. same
day last year. 20 10 S6c.
COhN.-.White. % bushels prime new at So.
Il bushels worry good new at iSc. - bushels
very good new at i1c.
OATs.-Spring. 59S bushels very good AT 32c.
hYE.-s2 bushels very good at 60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
Bay Gould and Family OF for En-
rope.

l8y telegraph TO the Di-patch.l
NEW YORK, October 29.-Jay Gould
and party sailed for Europe to-day.
The party consisted of Jay Gould. Mrs.
Gould, Miss Nellie Gould aged six
teen, Annie Gould (aged eight, a
young son (aged six, and Captain
Shackford of the ATLANTA.
When Mr.. GRuld had gotten things
somewhat in order on shipboard he left
his friends and made himself the centre
Of a group Of reporters who were waiting
for him. CHOW, said he, "what can
/ do for you ? What do You want me
to say? Don't talk business, though,
for am thinking of nothing bat
pleasure that is what | am bent upon
at present and expect to attend to for
the next three or four months.
Without waiting to be questioned he
continued: 1--WE are going direct to
Gibraltar where my yacht is to meet
MS. Then We will cruise around the
Mediterranean for two months. No
business only pleasure. George is
capable and rely upon him, aided by
the advice of my friends. / wish you
would deny the statement that my p by
stefan goes with me. l am not sick
only in need of rest. / expect to be
home in the early spring"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

that Thoebe was elected by 600
majority. This result is found by
rejecting about 1000 votes cast
Tor Carlisle and about 200 votes
cast for Thoobe which were polled
at precincts where 1t is claimed
the laws Of Kentucky were not OBJ
served. The brief cites congressional
rrocedents from 1871 to prove that
Congress maintained this view OF the
law of elections. 1t also quotes al
missions made by Carlisle in his answer
to the contestants notice which are
held 70 be fatal 70 his title to the seat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
RioRA0ED TOBACCO MARgSf

UrTOB8R %, 1887.
The Fair Of course, interrupted business on
Tho Tobacco Exchange this week. though largo
sales Il BHrleys were made yesterday and to-
DAY to our manufacturers, while in Virginia
leaf transactions have been small. With
The exception Of Burley plug demand manu-
iaciurers have been doing only a moderate
business in the past few weeks. No loose sales
q dark have been made, but large breaks
may now soon be expected. with good season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
The Old story,
Oas sf'Ra -
by telegraLh % the Dlspa,ch.l

TBy IeItgfhIh 20 Ihe DIspa.cn.I
LEADyHLE, COL, October %. Sadie
Olsen, domestic at a clearinghouse
on Iron Hill, mining camp few
miles from this city, arose this morn
ing at and attempted TO start fire in
the cooking stove with kerosene. An
explosion occurred, setting fire to the
house, which, being frame one, was
soon enveloped in flames. The room
ers on the upper floor all escaped, but
Mrs. James O'Brien, proprietress, and
her four children, ranging in age from
a seven-months infant to a son eight
years old, were burned TO death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
In the Air Now.
LBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch. I

10y I0!osI1PH % INC DIspaUCn.J
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October pa
special to the american from Carpen-
ter's Station says The negro boy who
attempted an assault on Miss Kelly
several weeks ago was arrested yester-
day after some trouble. He resisted
arrest and was backed by fifty negroes,
who were frightened off by the large
number of farmers who were with the
officers. He admitted the assault
on the young lady. "At last accounts, a"
says the special, "the negro was under
tree on the side of the road. / think
he is in the air now"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
Cancers Cared.

DR.. A. G.. Wollard, of Richmond,
Va, is having great success in curing
cancers. He has cured hundreds pro-
nounced incurable by other physicians.
Send for pamphlet with references and
certificates. The Doctor can be found
at his Office, No. 7 north Sixth street,
where he has removed and Is perma-
nently located, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
A steamer ost.

Nv Telegraph o. the Dlspaich.l
MILWAUKEE, October 29.-Thc pro-
peller Vernon has been lost on Lake
Michigan, north of Manitowoc, Wis.
The entire crew, consisting Of twenty
two persons, ale supposed to have
norished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
The YeiIOw-Feyer at Tampa.
fnw ~.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 90
Nineteen new cases of yellow-feyer and
three deaths are reported from Tampa
to-day. The weather is still oppres-
siyely warm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

CCTOBER. 2a-Mnrket steady. Prime. 30
3 &C.. fancy. 3hc. shelled. a. a3Nc spanish,
&c. factory hand-pickcd, kaisc. he seipts
are improving every day aud sales increasing.
II IA thought the Injury caused 60 the crops la
the Virginia counties will cause clean farmers
stock 10 bring good prices In North Carolina
the farmers are much gratifed with the yield
Of peanuts this season, and all expect % do
us.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

NEW YORK. October e0.--The weekly state
n ent of the associated banks slows tho follow
ing changes: Reserve. increase. sg.59S5 san
loans. decrease, sS36.N0: specie. increase,
81 gg3. eco: legal tenders. increase. iS2L9O:
dclosits, increase, $4,000; circulation. de-
crease. Sl0l 100.
The laLks now hold l,962,i55 IN excess Of
The Is Der cent rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
The Thoebe-GsrIisIs Contest.
fHx fAIskrnph n the Otspatch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October o.
To-day J. Hale Sypher, attorney for
George ii. Thoebe, contestant against
John q. Carlisle for seat in the Fit
tieth Congress, filed sixty copies OF his
brief with tie clerk Of the Honse, a.
required by law. The brief asserts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

by telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
MICHIGAN CRY, ND, October %
After serving u sentence of fifteen years
in the Northern Indiana pcnitentiary,
in this city. for countcrfeiting, Pete
Mccartney, the prince of queer
showers" will he released to-day, but
only to get as far as the big iron gates,
whore a deruty United States marshal
viii arrest him again to further answer
for his former crimes. The marshal
has a warrant to take Mccartney to the
jurisdiction Of the United States Court
for the Southern district of Illinois, at
Springfield, where an indictment
eighteen years old hangs over
bis head for making and pass
ing spurious bank-notcs Mccartney
docs not expect to be released
until next month, and even then does
not anticipate remrcst, for he processes
TO believe he has made his peace with
the secret service officers. Mccartney
has a national reputation as the great
est countcriciter in the United States.
He operated successfully to the con-
stCnation of the Government officers
for years before he was captured He
was finally arrested at Richmond, mi,
and tried to bride his captors with
81, 800 good money TO allow him to
escape, but the offer was rejected
During bis prison-ife here Mccartney
has made two efforts to get away-one
nearly successful. When first impri-
eOucd he was worth considerable
money, but it is all gone now, and with
it his health. He is siXty-nine years
old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
The strike Declared on.

NEW YORK, October 29.-The book
and job printers strike has been de-
clared of. and the men admit that it
was a mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
New York City's Registration.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ID3 sVFosIaPH 70 INC DlspaICh.I
New York, October 29.-To-day was
the last day of registration. In the
four days there were registered 233, 5si
persons, against total of 235, S74 last
wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
=, WASHINGTON. October so / 4. NJ
Io.., For Virginia. light rain, followed by
lKAlN fair weather. colder, light 10 fresh
uortherly winds.
= For North Carolina, South Carolina,
and Georgia. fair weather. proceeded
by rnin on the coast, cooler. light to fresh north
nTlY winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

w lhh AAkkkIS.
CHICAGO, October ss-There was Iess activity
az the opening ON Change to-day than for a
few days past, and the general tendency for
grain and provisions was downward. About
the only feature IN the wheat pit was the pro-
miscuous unloading OF wheat early In the day
BY the crowd and purchasing by several large
operators. December wheat which opened at
13Ac. under this influence, eased OF 70 73ka
5Ac-tho closing figures. Receipts at twelve
primary points aggregate 800 bushels
aud shipments 2Oi 800 bushels. Corn was
Isirly sctiye at times, with the feeling weaker.
Tho market opened at yesterdays closing
prices, declined, with slight changes, "a
Ne, near futures showing tho greater weak
ness; changed some and closed &c. lower
for near futures and &c. lower for May
man yesterdays closing prices. The
prices Tor cash were hasc. lower; May
closed al 45hc. Oats we're steady and
lair business was transacted; prices changed
out slightly from yesterdays range. Proyi-
sions opened strong In sympathy with tho hos
lilly sustained. Later speculative offerings
were considerably enlarged and weaker feel
ing was dsselopsd, accompanied with decline
10 prices. especially for deferred deliveries
The prospects of larger receipts OF hogs next
week. win weaker corn market and tree SELL
lng oy packers, were tho Leading causes con-
uibuttng 10 the weakness The demand was
only moderate and chiifiy from "shortSs Re
eeipts we're light and shipments quito liberal
jan nary mess- pork opened AZ siae2x, sold a.
ti20oh atiys0, closing at tho latter figure.
January lard opened az sac, sold:at t6.s2&.
closing al tho latter figure. January Short
r,ps opeced a. sd1k, sold a. sdtahatAso,
nALITMORk
BALsmonH, ND, October " Cotton arm but
quiet mlddlings she Flour quiet aud stozdy
az eeffent Prices Wheat-Southcrn steady;
req. .ss'sr' amber, Ssyto western duh and
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND sroCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, ND, October sq.--Virginia 6's
IO-iO's. SO; do. new 81. -. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
Observation-Disclosures

Tie CIay- and MOnrOe-Ward 10
formers held a meeting in a vacant lot
on the corner OF Church and High
streets last night. The Manchester
band discoursed good music. Messrs.
Graves, Parrish, Ryall, Bland, Duncan,
and Shelton made brief speeches. \
fair crowd was present. The speakers
used a quantity Of abuse in their
speeches, and each sentiment of con-
demnation was loudly cheered by those
present. The platform of the party
was iteratcd and reiterated, but it was
only represented as being self-eyident
combination of benefits to which the
Democrats were opposed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

COTTON RgPoH

rs quote: F'Ec, s15Ja3175, Capefiu6. s. sSe
q. 25 oAtra, t3.50ay375; family. siasit &c pR,ent
family, country, s4.75as525
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

Tsv N0RT. October % Cotton -- Net ~
ceipis. i33; gross receipts, i6.s3 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales, ~, 800 bales: November,
50 isafai9: December. Sajssf9 ~. January.
g. 50; February S9668s9 d, +: Ma On. 81. 53asa7I:
April. Soslsi9 81: May. s9.s9asSy: June.
81 gGasig 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
TnH ws.rnxa n RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas

hhlg NA'Nul AN Ulill.
Range Of Thnrmometer Yn,teraAz.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 29.-Cash quotations were
Flour steady; No. spring wheat, 7lka7l sc. !;
No. spring wheat, exc; No. , rod. ;2xc'
Nc. z corn, HAc. No. 2 oats, 25kc. PORK.
sia Lard, f6.45. ShOrt-rib sides QoOse), 81. So
Dy-salted shoulders boxed, S5as5.2O; short
clear sides boxed, t6.s0ai5.90. Whiszey, 81 10.
leading tuinres ranged as fOlloHa.
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nss- BROAD-S STREET Nrruo

W bhOhD-oIhf.EI MEIHO-
DIST CHURCH Broad and Tenth streots).-
Rev. ; :. LAMBETH. pastor, will preach at II A.
VI. and p. VI. The public cordially invited.
Day CHRISTADELPHIAN DIS
COURSE at ovens Hall dull street. Manches-
teri by W. JONES at s.s) p. VI. TO-DAY. sub
leet; 1.-The Impending Kingdom Of God" Tho
public is respectfully invited.
ffas- s f C OND BAPTIST
CHURCH-lcorner Main and sixth streetsl.-
Rev. W. W. LAsDRUN. d. d., pastor, viii
preach at IL A. NJ. and SPIN. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
GRAND RALLY

The chairman announced that there
would be a grand rally next Saturday
night, at which George D. Wise and
Judge faIrar would be present, and
pUhaps Hon. John W. Daniel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

Market firm.
RECEIPTS.
. bales.
QCOTATioE5.
NrDDLIEG. -934c.
To-. MIDDLIEG.
COOP CRDINARY--Sc,
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WUHTH0FOs.
NEW YORK COTTON yrrr,fgxn

wnEF0fOs, n. C.. October - -Turpentins
firm az 80. Resin firm: strained. sOs.. cool
strained. sjc. Tar nrm at $50 Cruae turpen-
tine frn hard, 81 yellov-dip aud virgin. u.T5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

BALsmonE, M, October a. Cotton arm but
quiet mlddlinss SIC Flour quiet aud stoady
red. Isa'~c. amber, Sossto; western duh aud
iower; NO winter red. spot Nk sSokc.; No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30

q sSsS97SD Il i sai DisfzsS Ss Az
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WILMINGTON.

LOUISVILLE, October 2a.-Grain firm.
Nhoat-fo rcd, ;0<c. Corn sio9dy: No. :
mixed. &c. Oais--No. 2, MEc. Provisions
nhief and unchnnrrh
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3. CO at59.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:

SATURDAY, october %. gss-.
IEs-FBsT BOARD. 5000 Virginia l0-iO's